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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-04-08, Page 8r , • e , 14013P; WAPON ExPosrroR. swoRpi, APRIL, 8, 1965 iitottliside Miff Has *Thankoffering The Easter Thankoffering meeting of the United Church Women c.1 Northside was held Tuesday. The president, Mrs. G. McKenzie, opened the meet- ' trig with a poem, 'The Life You've Lived Today." A hymn was sang and a prayer offered. Mrs. McKenzie extended a wel- come to all present. ,Guess were present from the Presby- terian, Anglican, Egmondville, St. James' and Winthrop churches. Mrs. Nelsen Reid, of Walton, president of Centre Section of Huron Presbyterial, was pres- ent and brought -greetings from the Presbyterial, and congratu- lated the president on uniting all the women of Seaforth for this meeting. Northside mem- bers were eminded of their ,turn to vi t at the Ontario Hos- pital at Ttrich in April. Mrs, E. Williams, for .Com- munity Friendship, reported 214 calls made. Mrs.. 0. Oke re- ported 39 boxeS of fruit and one plant had been sent out. Mrs. McKenzie extended an invitation to all to attend the cantata. Our Living Lord," be- ing presented by Northside choir on Sunday, Apri1411, at 7 p.m. Mrs. P. B. Moffat, president of Unit Two, presided for the devotional part of the meeting. Hymn 254 was sung. Miss Gladys Thompson read the Scripture from St. Luke and, led in prayer. The offering was received by :qrs. Ure Stewart, Mrsy, Beth Bechely. Mrs. W. Stephenson and Miss G. Thomp- son, and dedicated by Mrs. J. C. Britton. Nancy Berger and Carol Brown favored with two piano duet selections. Mrs. R. Savauge introduced the speaker, Mrs. Willis Van Egmond, of Clinton, who works as an occupational therapist at the Goderich Ontario Hospital. Occupational therapy provides entertainment for the patients, the speaker said, to keep them occupied so they do not get so much time to think about them- selves. She told of the various items the patients make, piece quilt tops, and some quilt them too; they do huck .embroidery, knit socks, make ceramics and weave rugs. A new loom has recently been presented to the hospital by the Foresters of Huron County. Mrs, Van Eg- mond displayed some of the. items the patients had •made. In 1964 they sold $783 worth of items patients made, but had. paid out $760 for materials to work with. There are 80 pa- tients who have no relatives who would appreciate pen pals, to receive a card at Christmas, birthday and an occasional let- ter, is a wonderful 'experience for them. A ladiessextet, composed of Mrs. R. .McKercher, Mrs. E. Williams. Miss R. Cluff, Mrs, E, McCue, Mrs. D. Wood and Mrs. N. Bell, sang, "I Am Listening." Mrs. J. M. Scott thanked the speaker , and all others taking, part in the meeting. Hymn .100 was sung, and Rev. U. Stew- art pronounced the benediction. NEWS OF BRODHAGEN Married Couples Plan Program The Married Couples, Group of' St.' Peter's Lutheran Church met Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hinz and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fischer in charge of devotions and lunch, -• Pastor 'Brill played some re- cordings by J. S. Bach from the • Passion of Christ, from Mat- they 26 and a discussion fol- lowed. Business was conducted by the vice - president, Reuben -Buuck, in the absence of the • president, John Glopr. Mrs. R. Sholdice, the secretary, read the minutes and the treasurer took up the collection and some fees, which remain at $1.00 per couple. • The next meeting is Tuesday - evening, April 27, with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beuerman and Mr. and, Mrs. Jack Gloor in charge. ,Lights, are being • inst'alle'd at the parsonage and church to . light up the back entrances to the church and parsonage, in- stead of. the ..post light as had been previouslymentioned. ' Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Buuck and family attended the shower for their niece, Mr. and Mrs. Litt (Diane Pauli), at Milver- ton .on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sholdice and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Elligsen also attended, Gary playing for dancing with Wolfe's orches- tra. Mri and, Mrs. Lavern Wolfe acconfpanied Mr. and Mrs. Mar- tin Diegel, of Shakespeare; to Toronto for the weekend, where they attended the Home Show and visited the former's jaugh- ter, Mrs. Jaek SommerAle and Mr. Sommerville, Ethobicobe. Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe also were guestS of' Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Haupt, Toronto, • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hedged, of Eketer, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn .Hodgert on Sunday on the occasion of their daughter Audrey's confirmation at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, arid Mrs. Hodgert being Audrey's ..sponsors. at baptism. Mr. arid Mrs. Norman Benne- wies and Mr. and MTS. Louie Bennewies were 'guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Drager, -RR'5, Seaforth-, on 'Sunday, celebrat- ing Mrsi Drager's birthday, and herdaughter Janet's fifth birth- day. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoegy •Sunday on the occasion of their daughter Bon- nie's confirmation were: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kieber, Ruth Ann, Roy and Paul, of Kitchen- er; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Beuer- man and Susan, Seaforth: Mr. and Mrs. Peel Boyd, Randy and Lindsay, and .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eickmeier, Brian and Brenda ,of Logan. Sharon, Sheila and Janice Dietz, daughters of Mr. and. Mrs. Mervin Dietz, took part in the Mitchell figure skating carn- ival on Friday evening. A num- ber from here attended. Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacDou- gall and Mr. Con Schellenber- ger, of Mitchell, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Dittmer on Sunday, Mr. Sche I len herger Will be celebrating his 92nd birthday this Week.. The rites of Confirmation will be conducted by Rev. Harold Brill at St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Brodhagen, on Palm Sunday, April 11, at 11 o'clock, . when four girls and three boys will be confirmed. namely: Sheila Janet Dietz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Dietz; Bonita Louise (Bonnie) Hoegy, daughter of' Mr. and Mrs. Wil- • bur Hoegy: Audrey Grace.Hod- gert. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Hodgert; Beverley Eliz- abeth Sholdice. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice; Gary Frederick Dietz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dietz; James John (Jinimy) Diegel, son •of Mr. and Mrs. -Henry C. Diegel; James Ivason (Jimmy) ,Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hender- son. ' A call has been sent to Sem- Marian John Kappas, of ,W4- terloo, tb be minister of St. Peters Lutheran. Church here., Mrs. E. J. Fischer, of Elm- wood, visited with Mrs. Ed. Scherbarth recently. The Logan Federation of Ag- riculture held a banquet at the Community Hall here Wednes- day evening. • Mr. and Mrs. Cary Scholdice, Paul and Mark and Roger Shol- dice visited Mrs. Sholdice's, ter, Mrs. Ronald Law and Mr. LaW, Bowmanville, recently. 'Miss Glenda .Dickison, from Brodhagen School, and Miss Bonnie Hoegy ,of•SS No. 7, Lo- gan, took part in public speak - in at' Bornholm last week. Mr. and' Mrs,' George Mogk and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mogk accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Rob- • ort Weitzel, of Mitchell, to the skating carnival in St. Thomas • arena, of which Miss Terri Mogk, daughter of Mr. and - Mrs. . Carman Mogk, of St. Thomas, was a participant. Mr. Chris W. Leonhardt at- tended the Underwriters' Fire Insurance Association conven• ticin in • Toronto .recently. • Mr. and Mrs.' Milton Brod- hagen and family, of Brunner, with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mogk • and Mr. 'and Mrs. George Mogk. 61043403114, aeiV4 rikes and Spares BY LEE HEE St James' League, Following are the results of the first night of playoffs: Flip. pers, 5; Night Hawks, 5; Hap- py Gang, 5; Pacemakers, 2; Crackerjacks, 2; HotshOts, 2. Ladies' high, single and tri- ple, Martha Van Geffen, 288 and 697; men's ,high, 290; triple,- Jaek Sne.a,, 089. * * Seaforth Mixed League Playoffs started. Wednesday with tha following results : Kingfishers, 18; Swallows, 15; Canaries, 11; Robins, 9; Orioles, 7; Martins, 4. ,:dr.,..13,140,1.1.= • Ladies' high, single an4 tri-' ple, 'Betty Smith47/; 857:' merits high, Eric Matzold. 303, 749 Legion tealitie Team standings:: Guttersnip, ers, 110; Beatles, 107; Lucky Strikes, 91; Hepcats, 67; Mar- tians, 57; Red Caps, 52. Ladies' high, single, Helen Nicholson, 253; triple, Ann Wood, 591; men's high, single, Don Wood, 30,6; triple, Norm ,1241rary..4. MacLean, 763a The.4Inal scheduled' game will be .this FViday Men!s later -Town The final games, were played Saturday, The playoffs - start this Saturday with 'A' and '13' groups. - The first and third. teams meet in a home -and -home series, while the second and fourth teams do the same, with total pinfall determining the two winners for the semilnals. • Tea* Th ,atalldilla up to March. 27; Exeter. 190; Cloud Nine, 187; Cliutqn RCAF, 187; Jim's, Selects, 167; Little Bowl (Red), 161; Little' Bowl (Blue), 141; Zurich, 88; Seaforth. 67. The banquet will beLheld this year on Saturday, Ma? 8, at 7:30 p.m., at RCAF Station Clin- ton. Tickets: $100 for bowlers and wives or girl driends; $2 for each guest. •" "rtn teaching hint to bee"' 'Entertain At Dihner Miss Beverley Sholdice enter- tained a number of girl frieride 611t1 neighbors to a dinner and .secial evening at the home of let .parents, `arid Mrs. Rtis- •011;ShelClice Oti Sunday on the dt"'Iter Cenfirrriation tbatiGht/1 Legion Corner (By Jack Holland) Well, comrades, we are into April and still kits of snow arOund! During the Lenten season there was d' 11111 m the social activities of the Branch, but next weekend (April 18) and Easter will he here," and let's hope some njce weather along with it. * * * By the way, Thursday night, April 8th, will be our regular meeting night. Let's see you there. * A Recently our 'Brandi lot two more of their meihbers, hav- ing been called to their reward, but thinking back, comrades, to the not to distant past, quite a few of our comrades have passed away: Ed. Brown, Stark, J. M. MeMillhn, G. 'Bright - r11, B. 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